Category Archive

vintage weddings

Need vintage wedding ideas and inspiration? We’ve got archives for 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s. You may also want to check out our art deco weddings.

Why Certainly TStrap Heel Red alternative wedding ideas from Offbeat Wed (formerly Offbeat Bride)

Modern shoes with a touch of that vintage feel [UPDATED for 2022!]

This is a week to deviate from my usual taste in rainbows and ridiculousness! I’m going to spend a morning doodling trying my hand at vintage-inspired shoes on the more classy end of the spectrum.

I’m going to feature heels, boots, and a few flats. We’ve got gentle rose colors, and some ivory, and some lovely blues… but of course some brighter colors too because I can’t help myself! So, yes: let’s get classy for a moment. Join me?

Modcloth Dancefloor Darling Heel edited alternative wedding ideas from Offbeat Wed (formerly Offbeat Bride)

Vintage-ish shoes for your 1920s-styled wedding [UPDATED for 2022!]

This week, I’m going to nose around in that delicious aesthetic sweet-spot between vintage and glam, between rustic and chic, between glitz and hay bales. Most of these are in the 1920s flavor of vintage. (If Great Gastsby-era is your jam, be sure to check our 1920s archive!)

wardrobe shop alternative wedding ideas from Offbeat Wed (formerly Offbeat Bride)

Get your head-to-toe vintage wedding look from The Wardrobe Shop

Do y’all remember our sponsor The Wardrobe Shop — the place to find all the vintage-styles of your Downton Abbey fashion dreams? For those that don’t recall: The Wardrobe Shop, and carries vintage-style clothes inspired by Titanic-era fashions, Downton Abbey, as well as Old Hollywood silent movie star fashions. Now they’re back with a special promotion! But first, let’s talk vintage-style fashion…

Paradox London Rosie alternative wedding ideas from Offbeat Wed (formerly Offbeat Bride)

T-strap shoes that fit your wedding to a T {UPDATED for 2022!!}

Ugh, I’m sorry for the pun in the title. I can’t help myself sometimes! Let’s ignore my terrible puns and talk about t-strap shoes instead. This vintage-ish style is a nod to the shoes of the 1920s and 1930s, although these modern replicas definitely have a sass all their own. T-straps have the advantage of feeling a bit more stable on your foot than an open shoe — and if you’re looking for stability, I made a point to include some adorable t-strap flats in this round up, too.